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... was a Freeman ofthe Company of Drapers, and on Wednes- day a grand dinner was given at their Hall, to his Captain, Sir Thomas Hardy, in honour of .the battle off Trafalgar. : Worcester Ele£boa closed last Monday, when Mr. Lytdetbn declined giving Mr ...
... Grantham, in opposi- tion to the late Members. — Weymouth will be strongly contested against the Pultcney interest; Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart, late Lord Nelson's Captain, is one of the new candidates, with two others in the same interest. — Sir J. Warren ...
... 180 muen, from Guadaloupe; has been sunk by a flritisb frigate, and all the crew drowned. . Tuesday about 11 o'clock, Sir Thomas Hardy attended at the Chamberlains Offic, Guild- s hall, where he was prcsented with the Freedom e of the City, and an elegant ...
... Nelson, and her daughter Lady Char- lotte Nelson, on their creation to the title ; the Earl of Albemarle) and Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, who distinguished himself in the Bat- tle of Trafalgar, on his coming to his title. The Duke of Bedford will be ...
... was- held at Guildhall, when the Freedom of the City, and a Sword of the value of 100 guineas, were voted to Captain Thomas Masterman Hardy, Captam of tlie Victory, the late Lord Nelson's flag ship. Mr. Deputy. Birch &aye notice of his inten- tion to request ...
... Fuller Ho me Hale. William Coakcr Bradenbam. Robert Miller Thomas Booker Peregrine Hardy FhOmas Percival Robert Godfrey Anthony Beck, ?? William, Gibson Seaming. Jere. Reynolds ' JamesWidby Thomas Cooper Bridget Windett Rd. Partrey, jun. Robt. Brookbank ...
... Stoke parifh, in the occupation of Thomas Taylor. 7. A Tenement Adjoining, in the occupation of Thomas Ager. 8. a Tenement adjoining, in the occupation of Benjamin Hudfon. 9. A Tenement adjoining, in the occupation of Thomas Salmon. to*- A Tenement adjoining ...
... past TTTIS Majesty has conferred the honour TL- O of Knighthood on the Solicitor Gene- iJL ral, Mr. Thomas Manners Sutton ; tf Rawlins, Esq. and J. Pinhorn, Esq.-Gaz. vv ?? mOIIJ , the many splendid entertainments this ■^in honour ofthe Peace, that ...
... Caldecotts Anon Thomas Lord Huntingfield Leiston Ambrose John Thomas Grosvenor, Esq. Tncketts Peverell Alexander Robert Earl of Dysart Framsden Ablctt John Rebecca Anguish Kingshall, Brendhall, Rousehall, and W ascohes Ashlord Abel Thomas Mills, Esq. Kenton ...
... will spend great part ofthe present week. At the city sessions, Jas. Banham, for steal- *g2 a quantity of plumbs from Messrs. Hardy, wa3 ordered to be imprisoned in Bridewell for six months. At the quarter-sessions for this county on Wednesday last, Jos. ...
... _ ES _ 7 County *~ or c G'ly. ( :r 7 Harbord Robert Marsh, Esq. '?' i ' \V idehouse Thomas S.ott, Cent. ft l ?? Windham J- C. Carter, Cent. .H'. -field Bart. Thomas Barnard, Gent. ? t dLombe,Bart. J. Pltchlord, Gent, '' Rart TLos. Martinean, Gent. ...
... that gentleman's absence by Mr. Thomas Utting, of Ashwell Thorpe, who was then unani- mously solicited to take the same situation :— 1 J The King. The Queen and Family. Prosperity to Agriculture— three times three. Mr. Thomas Utting then rose, and addressing ...